Elisabeth Monica Emerald City 2023.09.29

user: Elisabeth Monica

Piece of Cake

by: Carol Kopp

introduces moves: swing, hey, pass by, circle, balance the ring, California twirl

formation: improper

A1 16
neighbors balance & swing
A2 16
gentlespoons start a full hey - lefts in center, rights on ends
B1 2
gentlespoons pass by left shoulders
14
partners swing
B2 8
circle left 3 places
4
balance the ring
4
partners California twirl ⁋

Kitchen Stomp

by: Becky Hill

introduces moves: allemande, chain, petronella, star

formation: improper

A1 16
neighbors balance & swing
A2 8
gentlespoons allemande left 1½
8
partners swing
B1 8
ladles chain
8
balance & petronella
B2 8
balance & petronella
8
star left 4 places ⁋

Cup of Joe

by: Sarah Kaiser

introduces moves: roll away, mad robin, balance, slide along set

formation: Becket

A1 8
circle left 3 places
4
balance the ring
4
gentlespoons roll away partners across
A2 16
neighbors balance & swing
B1 8
mad robin, gentlespoons in front
8
gentlespoons allemande left 1½
B2 4
partners balance
8
partners swing and
4
slide left along set ⁋

This dance was written for Joe Groceman, a dancer, artist and all around great human.

Sarah Kaiser notes: Swing and slide is a blended move that takes the final twelve together. If I had to break it I'd say 8 swing, 4 slide. I tend to drift swing in those cases but others may not.

For All, There Exists, Such That

by: Nicholas Rockstroh

introduces moves: do si do, custom, star promenade, butterfly whirl, revolving door, give & take

formation: Becket cw

A1 2
slide left along set ⁋
6
circle left 3 places
8
neighbors do si do 1¼
A2 0
Alternately: Mad Robin, ladles through the middle
8
ladles allemande left 1½, scoop up partners
4
ladles star promenade left ½
4
butterfly whirl
B1 8
revolving door - gentlespoons take right hands and drop off partners on other side
8
neighbors swing
B2 4
ladles give & take partners
12
partners swing

Written and danced at Summer CDH. Elisabeth Monica from Louisville wanted to know if any dances existed with both a star promenade/butterfly whirl and a revolving door. I didn't know of any but was happy to oblige. The title comes from the foundational assertions of mathematical proofs, and references the fact that I think any combination of two figures can be incorporated into an enjoyable dance.

Joel's in the Kitchen

by: Sue Rosen

introduces moves: long lines, cross trails

formation: Becket

A1 8
long lines forward & back
8
ladles chain
A2 8
balance & petronella
8
balance & petronella
B1 4
balance the ring
4
cross trails - partners across the set right shoulders, neighbors along the set left shoulders ⁋
8
next neighbors swing
B2 8
circle left 3 places
8
partners swing

Waltz

Break

TGIF Friday

by: Don Flaherty

introduces moves: right left through

formation: improper

A1 16
neighbors balance & swing
A2 8
long lines forward & back
8
gentlespoons allemande left 1½
B1 16
partners balance & swing
B2 8
right left through
8
circle left 3 places pass thru to new neighbors

Strawberry Swirl

by: Cary Ravitz

introduces moves: turn alone, meltdown swing

formation: Becket ccw

move your hands-four one place to the right, ones are on the right.
tune suggestion: Daybreak by Weatherwood

A1 8
long lines forward & back
8
right left through
A2 8
circle left 3 places
8
neighbors swing +
B1 8
star left - hands across - 4 places, seek your new neighbor ⁋
8
star right - hands across - 4 places
B2 4
gentlespoons turn alone over your right shoulder
12
partners meltdown swing

/+ face the neighbor you just swung; turn around and face your new neighbor---soon you'll be doing a star to seek this person

Collected from Kristen Emmet.

Apples and Caramel

by: Seth Tepfer

introduces moves: Rory O'More, pass through

formation: improper

Starts in short waves, right hand to neighbors

A1 8
balance & Rory O'More right
8
balance & Rory O'More left
A2 16
neighbors balance & swing
B1 8
ladles allemande right 1½
8
partners swing
B2 6
circle left 3 places
2
pass through ⁋
8
next neighbors do si do 1¼ to short waves

Based on Apples and Chocolate by Sue Rosen

Waltz